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Ross cOntb.OrB►Wn Lafill�irlllsA '. N
egge fromv egoguite utility egg machin ie of *hie
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. 4oile�a. iety.. fowl, at 760. per I' .
tienerall
retttnd of 1d eggi, MOP a n l Ae �iMA 1I1�,
Clinton.
Oi ooaite Commercial Hotel.
VOA. that lays, is. tholleatllatllays
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Rhode Jihad;, °Rede,
Singles •Oornb, $1 and $1.50, per 10,
Rose Co►nb, *1 and i 1,50 per. 15.
Barsin excellent laying etr'aitt. m both corals;
ate tie let matinee are euro to. rrodupa even.
color, and winding bfrd ,. "
'AL 14aulnlan, tnl1etdn.
Bgga going like het area. fiend for circulars.
Partridge and 4"o1umb1an.
WYandottes.
From a pen of Partridge Wyandottes
including the sup winning pallet, the
special winning hen and •the first prize
cockerel it the Clinton show. A1B0 Col,
=him Wyandottes whinerra of 1st prize, .1
at 92, per. 18, or three settings for $5.
H. E. ROfKE..
Barred Rocks, and Light
Brahman •
• Eggs for hatching from aodve breeds, as
follows: Light Brahmad, $2.00 per 15.
Barred Rocks, ado per. 43, only a limited
number of 'sittings of either,eu order early,
JA,Bl.Z RAND, Clinton,
Seed Gram' for Sale
First pike oats, pate and barley,- also
'timothy -seed for sale. Terms cash, in
some cases 3 to 9 months" time if desired..
W. G. PERRIN.
Seed Potatoes
A quantity of need Potatoes Rural New
Yorker, prize Winners and prolific yielders,
. W. GRANT, London Road,
Choice Seed Potatoes.
Good White Giant, College •11'1•atohlees
and Empire seed potatoes for sale; _._..
Maitland Con., Solmesviile, t
Cream Separator Tor Sale
j'George Hepburn was sentenced at
Kingston to 0Menthe for bigamy,
Alexander Rodin, .tr Montreal .boy
ato'hlrbe be fouiud along the railway,.
and died,
Jobft Snuthwood, a. fireman In thee'
iCookshutt Works, Brantford, was
severelY scalded by a boiler explosion
;Martin Price: 4Iias Harry Willer,
wars yesterday sentenced . to , fifteen
ears in Penitentiary for burglarly In
ttuelph,
Frenois Setts, an Italian laborer of
Toronto,was buried in a sewer• cav:ein
yesterday afternoon, and smothered
to death, •
The finest tea grown} in the world is
the standard of quality used in pre-
paring "Salads" Tea, Sold only rn
sealed lead packets,.
Lord Milner, formerly governor of
the Transvaal, will visit '-Canada this
summer and deliyer a. course of lec-
tures on preferential trade. •
Former President Grayer, Cleve-
land is suffering from cancer of the
stomaoh,..and his cope bee . been Pron-
ounced hopeless by specialists.
Rev A W . Churchill, • pastor of Wes-
ley Methodist. church Winnipeg, has
accepted a call to the pastorate of
l rinty,'lrethodist churgh,i'orr A'itTiur
Although ,Port 'Arthur will adopt
eastern time in May the hotels will
not, and the,bars may stag open till
what will then be 12 o'clock instead of
11 o'clock now.
W W: Nelles, a .farmer living - near
Lucknow, committed suicide. yester-
day by shooting himself. Despond•
encu over ill-heaith and the ;death of
his wife was the cause. ' • •
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The. body of Robert` Johnston, a
farm laborer living near Watford,
was found on the G T R tracks about
a mile west of Watford:' There were
no: marks on the bodyr�so it is evident
the man was not 'struck by a train.
Demara, of Stoney ,Point, was held
up in Ms -room - by two - robbers,: and-
forged tcegive up"his -money. This
is the second time this has happened
of late., `" There is no clue, as Demara
cannot describe the mein yery acour:.
ately.
The celebrated., Foulds will case
i
in
Winnipeg was -ended yesterday, by
De presiding Judge. declaring that
,
will produced by.Wm Foulls pur-
orting to be the last will of George
Fouldo was a slovenly forger 3?. The
Fould's mistress, and her illegimate
hildren... The estate is yvalued at
a out a million ddllars.
After. the • hottest temperance fight
ver known in New Brunswick, the
lcott Act was sustained here.onThurs-
ay,_yy a majority of 17$. Though it
was expected' liquor. •license, would.' be
defeated the: majority in favor of the
act .was .larger than.anticipated. An
exceptionahylarge•yote:'was polled. '
Baby's Teething Time
Is d Troublous Time a '
When baby is teething the whole ! •
household is upset. The tender, Iittle
and :Awollen,
poor little child suffers and often erys, '
ay and night, wearing. .the . mother
et arid keeping 'the rest of the family
on edge. In, the homes where Baby's
Own Tablets are used there is no such
orry. The Tablets ally the infiom-. •
roation, :'soothe the-tcritation and
ria the teeth through painlessly.
s Williams, StJoseph, Ont., says
My first baby suffered terribly when
cuttingg her teeth 'and' the doctor
cold do nothin off 11 e.�s►t a , o
Balb'y rItiln Tablets and they did
er so .much good that :.i cannot- say
enough ;in. their favor. You may be,
A De Laval Separator as good as new, '
can be seen.et Seeley & Weste Black- th
smith shop T. R. WIGGINTON,
Bin• Clinton.
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1 still have one 4 year old driving mare 1. c
for sale, well broken to go ei*her double or) b
single. Terme cash, or 3 to 6 months:time
as arranged W. G. PERRIN, I e
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Shorthorns for Sale
2 good young ball l and 12 menthe old,
sired by Duke of Richmond,and bred from
good oows,prices: to suit the times. Also,
a quantity of good seed barley. •
E H WISE
Clinton P.O....
Pasturage
Hamm' zented"'1h raper arm, em
prepared to take in a limned number of
cattle for summer. Plenty of water.
din O. W. WILLIAMS, Rolmesville
'1'l-�lI1Vri.'t1 SEW 1111A
WHAT IDE KIDNEYS DOI BREAKING . IN NEW MEN.
What Bootl�'s"7�id� y Pills are Doi
Fox Clinton People
A11 the blood in the body pas
through ugh- tho kidneys every 3 minute
The Kidney* filter the blood.
They work night and day to del
remove about 500 grains of impu
matter. If they fail stomp part of th
ini ure matter is left in the kith)
bringing on pain in the back,headaa.
(Reznness, irregular heart,hot,dry ski
cheumat)sm, gravel, dropey,depos)ts 1
the urine. Booth's Kidney Pills mai.
the filtering right and Overcome Ki
ney trouble, Hundreds of RuronOoun
ty residents have found• this out.
Mrs. J. Cook, of Joseph St., Clinton
. Unt., .says,—"After suffering with.
severe attack of la grippe, my back
wasso tender , and weak that.I eon!
scarcely get around. A continual dal
Wearing down, pain had settled in. th
region of" the kidneys and extended
around my sides. My head would arch
constantly and there was often a dizz
feeling and spots appearing and .a
though I knew my sickness had weak
ened and disordered the kidneys,
could not find anything to. benefit me
I learned of Booth's Kidney Pills the
an advertisement and procuring a box
.at'MrHolme'aPharmaby I comment
treatment. It was a comparative)
short time when I had been relieve.
of the headache :and dizziness. 111
eyes began to clear'. and were eon
strong and, well. ' The pain graduall
left my back and aides and I strength
ened. I am very grateful to Booth'
Kidney Pills for he- ►eedy relief"give'
en me and will gladly_recotamend
Sold by dealers. Price 50c. The R.
T. Booth & Co.. Ltd., )Tort Erie, Ont.,.
Sole: Canadian "Agents.. '
ng One Corporation Publishes a Teat
Nook For New Erploya.a.
t A, large corporation has lately shown
" its appreciation. of the value of giving
new employee* "a thorough general.
knowledge or the buss n
I i sea bypublish-
re ypu iph
re ing a book describing in an interesting
It, fashion ail the dotage of the .company's
he • work: •
nl • It la a volume of over *0 page*, 11,
n luetrated with facsimile cute of varlous
e" reports and other forme used. A copy
Kid
la furnished every employee, and he Is
- expected to master ,loll merely the pion .
tions pertaining to his own • work, but
a the entire -book. •
Quizzes are held at frequent inter,*
4 vale throughout the organization;,, and.
1 dismissal is the penalty for ignorance
0 of any subject treated in the volume.
e "It costs us about $2,00Q to publish
this book, says the president of the
r, company, "but we consider it money
- .Well invested; and we are planning -to
I •1esue a new and up to date edition
every year.
u' ! • . "When a wan enters our employ he
ed Is told to read this manual and do
nothing else until he has thoroughly
d mastered it.. This gives hien a general
y kpow1etlge .ot the business, and if there.
ate any points he 'does' not understand
Y • they are cleared use before he begin
8 Werk."—System.
` FEED , ON POND LILIES.
Moose Are, Exceed) ngiy Fond. of These
Pretty • Plowere.. ,
At first thought it would appeartbn-
possible that ,such large, gaunt deni-
zens of the. forest as., moose could In
any way be interested in. flowers. They
are, however, exceedingly • fond of ' all
kinds of water lilies. Few, people
know that these flowers grow from
thick snake -like root stocks which are
so firmly attached tt the bottom "that
the strongest man canhot.loosen then!,
It ;is from these , firmly moored root
stocks that the much admired leaves
and flowers strive toward the light.
A well known naturalist who studied
the habits of the animals in notthern
Minnesota; where moose are.more nu -
morons than n •any other. part of the
world, :often found two or three' big;
bulls en aced in ath•rin_ their morn-
ing meal on the lake bottom. The
great beasts would slowly: stalk about
in • three or four feet_ of, water, and
often their heads would be under water
:for half • a' minute at a time, so that
tlelr backs would look , like bowiders
just protruding from the stream;., then
a pair of•" magnificent antlers Would,.
come up,' and the water :.would be •
shaken out of the big ears with a fap=
ping nets° that could be heard tor a
quarter of a mile, and then the .big,
ong muzzle would• be. leisurely chew-
ng
hew
ing a : dripping mouthful of water lily
eaves and` other plants gathered..frem
he bottom. - t99
the ! . So •intent were the beige •animals on,_
gathering Bowers that • several times
AN ANECDOTE_ OF KEAN,
:How One-Actrea W and Another
Lost Hie Good Opinion.
Sean possessed an inordinate love of
praise oven. from his humblest wor-
shipers, Frays the London Tatler. Dur-
ing his brilliant management of the
Princess theater one of the baliet•girle
who sometimes was given a few lines
to speak and who knew her manager's
- failing ueed'to haunt the .wings and
go into audible raptures over the trage
dian's acting. . • , '.
He was playing with great aueeese a
pathetic part, and tears flowed down
the cheeks , of the - cunning girl, , who
eventually 7'fitiracteil ' "Personal potb
from the actor,Spon she found her-
self promoted•te: a superior position, .'
• Her advancement of course wee no-
ticed-. by. her: copapanions, and to her
greatest friend among them she told
her secret; advising the .girl to. follbw
1 be example. -
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• Nothing loath, No; 2 .appeared at
the . wings and almost howled .with
f bro s • ; chief n stens._
when, to' her amazement, he strode'. an•
grily by • ber; Aber', pointing her_out, .•
excitilmed, "Who, is. that idiot?" ' She
did not improve her position, Por since
the advice of her knowing friend the
bill been ' changed; and her man.
ager was appearing in one of his moat
auceesatnl comic parts.
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Pasturing. w
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n >e during the bummer. r
Subscriber is prepared to pasture a
ambo of cattle
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•Spring creek, Lot 85. I3ih•Ccn. Oedema
Township. JOSHUA. SHERMAN,
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imvirng Men Front the Tam.
driving hearty eaters from the tithing.
to give them an hour before eating a B
re that.' always keep the• Tablets
Of great men. The most effeetare.was , :iii3ur
edam of wine medicated with
donna, so that attempte to masticate.
I would occasion spasms of the JAW.
' The most disgusting was te set:tante
I the gluttons viands sprinkled with
' dried horses' blood and pieces of 'cat-
gut. He says, "If you cut harp stringe
, small „and sprinkle them on hot 0esb,
I the heat will tvvist them and they .
move like ,worms." :j
A physical culture tutor said at the.
end of a recent women's boxing. and
"Physical culture among Woraen,
men's growing strength and pluCit„ lend
Interest to marriage, change marriage's
complexion. .
nald one man to another. 1
now almost recoverol from the •beatIn'
he gave his wife last Saturday night.' 1'
ne dea/ers or by mail at 25e per box
om The Dr Williams' Medicine Co.,
-asked by many and 'answered by few.
And yet the reason is obvious. In the
construction of just one medium 'sized
house leis eitiinated that over 30,000
gallons of water is used. This water
does mot evaporate so quickly as it
would in the air and sunlight, but ilea
near :the surface of the ear.th and un-
der the house and in the walls of• the
damp houses foster • illness. A- house
that has • been standing for a year op
so is much more healthful than a new
•
rade Elther--;Grampa, Why do you.
look so sad? Grampa---1. wai Just
thinking. -Her I
• age, and• I have -never done anYthing vo
masters mimeo cnres'Burns, drrt. % that win ha likelY. to make &stork, . be
don't Worry'. Mebby you'll still have th
grandfathet
Crouldn't -Sisk it .
Second Sportswoman—Oh, it's all very .
well for you. to. risk your neck, but ••
• I'm going to be married next weeitl-w "
the. naturalist • could row' up close
enough to secure a good photograph
before they splashed noisily back: tif
the shore arid disappeared in the black
ily pond they continue feeding in- it
,• The Faintly :Cook In CanadA.
That You iday•be ;rubbing • Shoulders
s..a.An_Qanada is illuetrated by an in.
figlishritan wee :enjoying himself one
at• the boarding-hause piano
hen he Wes rather. startled by'ci Per-
niptOrY.': request to "Step those :silly.
he . once 'irreproachable crook, then
eking far more • terrible than an
queen. of an English kitchen. "r •
show you who can play • if you'll give
MG the. chair,"; intimated the portly
coward;' deemed it prudent to aceede
Taking her seat at the instrurtient.,
the cook played onn of Qhopin's bean-.
Haney whieli even. her involuntary 118-
left : the piano witft a; WiI(1-,7itiluid-7
pliant laugh for the 'Underground corn -
the previons three days. Sad to relate,
"Maggie," as she -was called,' was in
the throes of her occanonal• stvervings
mistress sent her away the morning
after her 'musical performance. hut
three days later she received bank
d forgave this now repentant, sad-'
iced wonian, *hese outlets -and (Iran-
rry tarts Were the pride of the liouse.
ogee' was a heroine of myetery; in
at it was" whispered that slo was
e daughter of an Anglish . baronet,
and sent over to Canada. at an early
6 for reasons that never transpired.
spruce. , When the moose find a good.
.11. Fitisimons & Son.
We are still in the But-
chering business, and are
in a position to fill all or-
ders for season,able meats,
intrusted to cu; care.
-Our new business stand
is- in the Combe Block.
R. Fitzsimons s,145on
Pine 71 Clinton
Tho .eavalier he sailed ka maid
From sad and acirri2Iight
A Collector a Coin.
he tistrnsel loeked at re, and sad
Thom stipple words "Okired
LIVER OrA
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A ICING'S DREAM. .
Sour# In, the Vialon. Might Have
-Changed History,
On dune 12, 1645, gharlee'1. Sept at
the little info my Naseby village, Scouts
had brought news of the approach of
the parliamentary army, end the king
Was resolved to give them battle.
In the middle of the night the lords
of the bedchamber, who slept in the
outer' room; were disturbed by an ex-
traordinary nolo° in the king's roost.
Upon entering they Lound chivies sit.
ting bolt uprigbt in hie bed and in. a
Bruch excited state, •
on• -asking what the noise wan, the
king paid he bad beard no tnolae,. but
that their entry had roused hind from
an extraordinary dream. He said that
:Strafford had stood at the foot of his
bed and implored him netts/ give •bat-
tle: for if he did he would be so (UMW
trously defeated as to threaten he
crown and even his life. •
The next morning Charles told Prints
Rupert and hire generale of his dream,
but declared that be would fight They
in vain tried to dissuade frim. In the
evening news arrived that the enemy
were Close at hand. That night charier*
again dreamed the same dream. SI/af-
ford warned him that it was- the •iaet
time he would try to help -him • -
The next morning the king led his
army out and by 'sunset he had lost
cannon, baggage and four-fifths of his
troops and, as events proved,, the.writ
as well.
Sfrafford's Ghost• was right. Had
Charles not met Cromwell at Naseby
it is quite likely he would not have
met his death at Whitehall.
Not Caught Yet.
The young clubman bad .been intro-
duced• to the beautiful R•uasian actreaM.
fie was charmed, entrances), and he
finally led her to the conservatory.,
where they -might have a. quiet minute ,
to themselves.
""Pardon me," he .said, "I did not
quite catch your name." •
• "What is it that, you did not do?"
Oho asked in it.
"Ob, your"
language is so strange; lio you want
my name?"
"Yee; your own full name."
"Will you catch it this time?" "'
"I'll do my `best."
• "Well, it's Vera Federovina Ilcmmk,'
arjewskaya."
He muffed it.. ' .
APropos Of beads, tetirinolegiste tell us.:
the word comes. from the rosarise
WhiCh. from liree:..iromemerfal have
been used to keep eount of prayers,. for
"biddae IS M pray in tha old Anglo -
!Simon tongue, and "beadsman". lis One
whin," to proclaim, is a 1..rindred Word
and his'. itri outcothe in the "bidding
'prayer" of ouir iniiversities; when pions
founders ere:remembered to the editt.
'cation of graceless undergraduates and
in the "bidding', or an anetion room;
when one Proclaims. to what price one
et 'vailing to go. Tbe tiny. balls of
wood Or lieth -or seede or gems strung
together for the Oil:rose of countIng
ers of Buadha, by Greeks,. by Persianst
., niean _any pierced: round ornament.—
' The gardener at the Jardin des
Plantes in Paris gave an 11nd:teller...
dener taro of the first ripe figs to take
to. one of the goyerners. On the ./!ay
the man gave *14-W:temptation and .
"Where is .the Other fig?" . said. the
governor to him, having 'been told td
: the present beforehand.. '
"But how could you do thitr
"Like this." said tint d_erVent, eival.':
Tieed nerves,with that 'no ambition'
feeling that is commenly felt in spring
altered by taking what is known , to
druggists everywhere as Dr Shoop's'
Restorative. One will absolutely note
a changed feeling Within 48 hours af-
ter beginning to take the Restorative.
The bowels get sluggish in the winter
time,: the circillaticn often slows up.
the Kidneys are inactive, and even the
Heart in many cases grows decidedly
weaker. Dr Shoop's Restorative is re-
. cognized everywhere -as it genuine ton-.
Ar4.0.these.v.ital—orgeillis- up
and strengthens the. worn-etzt weaken-
ed nerves ; it sharpens • the falling ap.
'petite, andniaiversally ' aids digestion.
It always , quickly, brings renewed
strength, lite, vigor, and. tunbition.
Tr it and be convinced. Sold by W S
Surely the mysterY of life_ Waif great.-
er than the inYstery of death in the
ease of a fiver -months -old ehild which •
has been the subject of an inquest at
Battersea. It had what the doctor •
calls "drumstick" fingers and toes, its
'heart was on the right side instead of
the left, the Position of the lungs • vvas
revereed, the. aorta' curved down the -
right side instead of the left, there was
no spleen, the fiver was ott the wrong
side, and there was no division be -
while the artery whict should have
supplied the lungs with blood was clog -
ed, the, blood •natsing through a Com-
munication between. the aorta and the
remaining..portion of the pulmonary mu
ten". With all this jutabled anatOMY
the child lived,. and the . medical eyi-
donee proved that. its death was. not
directly dne to :the diaarranged organs,
but to . an attacic,ef bronchitis. Still,
death tanle mercifully, for the medical
View was that if 'the one had
lived Until it could stand it would have
died of heart diseatie, That it breathed
at all peoves the tenacity of life and
forms a Co.toment on the vast stierifice
orhealthily constituted children Which
annuallw results from negligence.
0 PLAINT
titinlItilatist, my son, is a col'.
lector Of Ooins. Ostend—And, pat Pa—
Weil, my son? .0stend—/s a head wali.
er a numismatist?
SOMetIMel; a noble 'failure Serves the
world ats faithfully Qs a distinguished
The effect of maim& lasts long do%
Yon atich cold eosily or became run -
Strengthen yourself with Scotest
It hug* new. blood sod tones up your neftut
Atot. EIFIU00111111, GOO. MO MOO,
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your miasis' velvet. wan for tin dollars
In Bargain Brown Brothers. Noah. -
Yea, an, .1 can get wan fur authbi' sy
tening- mg MINIS About the 4wan In
Persistent Girl:
me, not Thee 4'ack has finally sUe,
deeded/ No. Succumbed.—
London Tatler.
Pretty Elbert
Barber—Pretty shOrt, 0169 Customer
—Wen, Yea. 1 am. Jthit put it -down on
the mate, von you? Med Obliged to
nyeitugt. for speaking of it—London Tit.
The carrier pigeoft Vag In °so by the
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State. departinent of the Ottoman ere,
pire 88 early as the foUrteenth
Ma Noels tbe.hunert eland in the body; as
edam is to take froze this blood diiiimparties
*deb foot MI& Vida thrr liver ip isrpld
lagisstsd it same fund* tile to thelaverele.
*oak* thin toiresoros belled end oath* lbe
arentents ars s foollas of Woos or seism 'he
LAXA-L,IVE
PILLS
blemermi end easy to take, tis sot saga
&MA. never fak In their ogee* lid
ail dealers or Mailed direct oik .01
prim by The T. alum co., rimegoi,
Torcekier, Ont.
To the Putchasing Public :
We have tols1 you about Seeds and many have bought,
but we have some yet, We have told you about MillinerK.
and there has been a rush for it, but we can supply many
more. Now cozies Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, of which we
have an immense stock, All sorts of Dry Goods, Groceries,
etc Then the season for Wire, for fencing has come, jand
We have the material. --Coiled, litarb and
Oorne and leave your order for Coal for t,text winter. We
will be able to supply you shortly,
The wow:over ShOe
WKS% RUMOR
We have secured the ex-
clusive agency of the fam—
ous American 'Walk - Over
Shoe for Clinton and invite
our friends to call and see a
full and coMplete line in the
various shapek sizes. and
widths, The
Walk-Oimr Shoe
because of its general
excellence, is° sold in 44
conntr.ies, and' is conceded •
to be the heighi of shoe
perfection. by_ the' j. !orld's
i'nvite you'
goods for yourself.
JAMES TWITCHELL
VICTORIA BLOCK, • CLINTON
Repairing Veatly and PrOinptly Executed.
Rhithmdtic:.RINGS
4 are guaranted to cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia.. z
41 The Electra Chemical Ring is not an ignorant o
O 'charm or faith cure, but a scientific medium for the H
:elimination of uric acid from die blood, The secret;
'c4'..4 the power, the merit in this ring lies in the coin-
• *bination of Various metals Of which the fifig ,C)
1. made, no matter What the trouble is, if, it is caused to
by excesi of uric acid the Electro Chemical Ring
GI,* will effect a cure, looks just -lie any other ting,
'V can be worn di and ni t. e guarantee t ese
r:4 'Rings to do all we claim. t ese 1.4-
W Rings.
COUNTERH.-
LINTON
tIo
$2.00 Round Trip
CIODERICH to
SATURDAY:- JVIVE,20th
B. H. Ayer, Excursion Agent
CHILDREN. ORDINARY
11ALF FARE BAGGAGE Feze.
FOR GODERICII
Leave Detroit for Goderich 8 00 a. nt
(Leave Port Huron 12 noon)
• FRIDAY,
Central time, arprievme .in Goderich, 0.00
GODERICH BAND
: MOONLIGHT
8 p. FridaY0 June loth:
1;4:JR DETROIT
Leave Goderich for Detroit; 8.80 a. M.
Saturday., Julie 20th, Canada Tint%
arrive in Detroity 4.00 p.m':
RETURN TO aoritation
Leave Detroit for Goderich 1.00 m.,
Monday /tine 22nd, Central Thee,
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linG 28rd, Canada Time.
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